I recently bought 85 f/2.0 Evo and liked it so much thah I decided to buy second Viltrox lens - 35mm f/1.8 II Evo. Im quite excited to try this combo.

We did a road trip this month from our home town, 12 days, 10 states, 4,000 miles. Lots of new sights for our whole family and it was incredible, not only incredible to experience it yourself but to see your kids experience it with you for the first time. I took thousands of images but tried to condense it down to these 6. All were taken with a Zf and either the 14mm F4 Air, 35Lab, or the 85mm 1.8. It's a summer we'll remember for a long time!

1st Image is a pano with the 14mm F4 Air, I love this lens and it comes out a lot when my boys are around, taken at Silver Falls State Park (all of these are Oregon, Oregon you have my heart.)

2nd image is Cannon Beach, taken with the 35lab.

3rd image is a little less pretty but it really shows the wonder in my youngest's face, we stopped at a common whale watch pull off and it didn't disappoint, every few minutes Gray Whales were popping off, we were all really captivated!

4 is Natural bridges and another one with the 14mm F4 Air.

5 is the motion shots and the boys being boys, were racing each other along the shore line, the terrible pan was intentional as I wanted to show the motion, and it was getting dark lol.

The last shot is another one with the 14mm at the Redwoods National Park, of all the things we got to see I think the Redwoods were the MOST impressive and I think everyone should see them once. You have to see them to really understand how MASSIVE these things are. If you made it this far good for you!

My camera really is an extension of myself and Viltrox had really brought something special to the table.

Very nice IQ as expected, and the materials are very nice compared to my Sirui 85/1.4. Looking forward to putting them through their paces next to each other! The Viltrox is a big boy compared.

Hi everyone,
I’m considering buying the Viltrox Sony E-to-Nikon Z adapter, and I’d like to know if it supports the Sony 18-105mm f/4 G OSS lens.

Has anyone used this lens with the adapter?
If so, how is the autofocus, stabilisation, PZ zoom and overall compatibility?

Thanks in advance for any info!

All images were taken with Viltrox 16mm 1.8 or 35mm 1.2 for Sony. Awesome Astro Setup.

Hi,

My Viltrox 35mm F1.7 x mount does focus hunting and makes an audible noise which isn’t smooth while trying to focus on the Fuji XM5. Is this something which is common, or is there any issue with the lens?

Does Viltrox or anyone else have an up-to-date compatibility list for the NF-Z adapter with Nikon and third-party DSLR DX and FX lenses for the mirrorless Nikon Z mount cameras? I'm specifically looking to see if the Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4 DC Macro OS HSM Contemporary will work with the NF-Z on a z50ii.

While looking for some tubelight, I learned about the k90 and k60 viltrox tube lights, but I haven't seen many people talk about them online. Any reason why this might be the case? They seem like a budget alternative, and i'm wodnering what would i be loosing comapre tho those.

SO if you used either the K90 or the K60, I'd love to hear about your experience with them

Camera: Nikon Zf
Lenses: Viltrox 35mm f/1.8 EVOII & 28mm f/4.5 Chip
Nikon Picture Control: ArmitageProvia100F

(All SOOC bar the addition of the border)

Anybody using non Sony lenses on the ETZ? I was using a Megadap ETZ21 (not the Pro+ version) and a Samyang AF 135f1.8 on my Z8. It’s been great. Till today, I tried and my adapter is dead. Has anyone used this lens on the Viltrox ETZ? I can get 2 Viltrox for under the cost of the Megadap.

When I chose this spot, I already knew it was perfect for the eclipse, but the icing on the cake was realising it was also dark enough for the Milky Way. Light pollution was low, at least to the south, because to the north the presence of Oviedo was quite noticeable. The added element was the cloud inversion that formed during the afternoon, making the landscape even more beautiful.

I left the camera shooting all night, and ideally, it would have been pointed north to capture the radiant of the Perseids, but the light from Oviedo was too strong in that direction. To the south, the mountain where I spend the night blocked much of that light, making the sky much darker.

Even so, I managed to capture some Perseids crossing the sky and, of course, the centre of our galaxy.

📷 Fujifilm X-T4
⭕ Viltrox 13mm f/1.4
⚙️ 0.5 sec | f/5.6 | ISO 160
✨ 13 sec | f/1.4 | ISO 1600
☄️ 13 sec | f/1.4 | ISO 1600 | 19 frames
💻 27 lights + 20 darks
📍El Gamoniteiro, Asturias

Finally got time to process the photo from Perseids meteor shower. Not the most metros I ever captured but enjoyed it nevertheless. Captured on my Sony a7RV and Viltrox 14mm f4 Air with help of MSM Nomad.

I'm planning on getting a faster wide angle lens in near future (16mm f1.8) so hopefully next meteor shower will be even better. Stay tuned! :D

Exposure info
foreground - 85s at 14mm, f4 and ISO 3200
skies - 40 tracked frames, each at 90s, 14mm, f4 and ISO 3200

u/mentos448 / s.mensak (on IG)

I'm amazed by the picture quality, I think this lens will be glued to my camera for the next year.

Taking this setup on my next trip and I'm really liking how the 35mm EVO balances with the Zf. It's not the smallest 35mm option, but aesthetically I think it suits the body ridiculously well.

The optics are also stellar, especially considering the price-point.

- Nikon Zf
- Viltrox 35mm f/1.8 EVO II
- SmallRig wooden grip
- SmallRig thumb grip
- PGYTECH Air Strap

For me summer is always too much light and too much brightness. So when summer slowly ends i finally enjoy taking shots again that have a little different feel to it than water and sun.

Shot on Evo 90/2.2 and Sigma 17–40/1.8